Amarin Corp Plc (AMRN)

[lettruthringout]

Somebody call Turley

Turley said:
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This is an
extraordinary litany of unanimous decisions and could in part reflect an implied message from the justices that this is a court that is not nearly as rigid and divided as suggested by Democratic members and activists.

Let's just say there really are 53% unanimous opinions this term, across a mere 39 decisions. Well, there were 46% unanimous opinions by the Court in the rest on Roberts' time as chief, with a more evenly split court, across 1148 cases. That's a much tougher feat. And of course they save the hard decisions for the end of the term, so we'll see what the final percentage is this term. In fact I would predict much more division in next term's decisions because the conservatives have mustered their forces in the cert review process this term. Will Turley then say, "the Court's heightened division indicates the Court is showing it is in favor of expanding the number of justices."

This term, 43% of cases were decided unanimously. That figure is below the 46% average over the past decade,

https://www.scotusblog.com/2021/07/in-barretts-first-term-conservative-majority-is-dominant-but-divided/

How will this impact SCOTUS to review when shareholders get evidence in state court?